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The phrase "a play with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type of play or a play that has a particular characteristic or theme.
Example: "The theater is showcasing a play with a unique perspective on love and loss."
Alternatives: "a performance featuring a" or "a drama that includes a".
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I had done a play with a Croatian company.
Or maybe after he is blown off a play with a solid block.
We wouldn't, even experimentally, do a play with a text or a theme or a name.
This is a play with a major canine role, the part of wayward mutt, Crab.
This is a play with a large cast, most of whom are impressive.
A didactic play is a play with a simple message, simply delivered, over and over again.
When the Giants run a play with a traditional snap count, they snap the ball after Manning's first "set hut".
The Times carried an ad reading: "Mr. J.M. Regarp has written a play with a social background.
At the New Vic, Newcastle-under-Lyme, Tom Wells's The Kitchen Sink is a play with a massive heart.
It was like watching a play with a brilliant supporting cast and a star who phones in the performance.
"The idea that you can go up here and work on a play with a close group of people".
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